Arts & Crafts
ART and the LANDSCAPE: COROT TO RAVILIOUS
Course details
Course code
Q00020107Course date
Start: 13/01/25
End: 03/03/25
Number of classes
7 sessionsTutor
Janis BakerFee range
Free to £51.80
How you'll learn
Venue
OnlineLevel of study
Availability
You can enrol online for this course
Course overview
This course explores some of the inspiration, insights and influences that lie behind the work of a range of artists, chosen for their contrasting approaches to landscape painting. We look at the work of Camille Corot, Paul Cezanne, Gustav Klimt and Eric Ravilious, and of French Impressionism, Fauvism and the California Society of Six, to discover how they were inspired to translate their powerful and often passionate response to landscapes onto canvas.
Course description
We also explore the role of social, cultural and political influences on these artists' approaches to landscape painting.
The characteristics of these works including colour, form, and composition are discussed in detail.
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